Wisconsin

The Case of Sagal Hussein: A Son's Life Lost

An episode of Dark Matter Moms covering Sagal Hussein and the tragic death of her son, and the questions the case raises.

Julie Jensen Part 2

Dark Matter Moms continues its coverage of Julie Jensen's death, tracing the case against her husband through trial, appeals, and retrial.

Traci Lynn Rataczak: The Question an Acquittal Couldn't Answer

This episode covers the death of Traci Lynn Rataczak, found hanging in her Wisconsin home in 2013, and the trial that ended in acquittal.

Dark Matter Moms

True crime-podcast om sager fra Wisconsin, hostet af to mødre der gennemgår retsdokumenter og politirapporter. 17 episoder, nyeste fra september 2026.

The Murders of Geraldine Knipfer and Michael Walker

A Dark Matter Moms episode covering the 1992 double murder of Geraldine Knipfer and Michael Walker in Pardeeville, Wisconsin, and the case against James Knipfer.

Steven Avery Case — Wisconsin Murder Conviction After Exoneration

The Steven Avery case is a Wisconsin homicide in which Avery was convicted in 2007 for murdering photographer Teresa Halbach in 2005, just two years after his exoneration for a wrongful conviction.

The Slender Man Stabbing — Attempted Murder by Two 12-Year-Olds

The Slender Man Stabbing is a 2014 attempted murder case in which two 12-year-old girls stabbed their classmate 19 times in Waukesha, Wisconsin, to become proxies of a fictional internet character.

The Jeffrey Dahmer Case — The Milwaukee Cannibal

The Jeffrey Dahmer case is an American serial-murder case in which Dahmer killed 17 men and boys across Ohio and Wisconsin between 1978 and 1991, involving sexual assault, dismemberment and cannibalism.

Making a Murderer: When Streaming Became Activism

In December 2015, a Netflix documentary triggered a global movement. Making a Murderer demonstrated how streaming services could become platforms for legal activism—and set the template for every true crime series since.

Podcast digs into the unsolved death of Janie Pendleton

The podcast 'Hunting 4 Answers' investigates the unsolved death of Janie Pendleton, who was found dead in her Milwaukee home. No suspects have ever been identified in the case.

Ed Gein: America's Most Depraved Death Cult Criminal

Edward Theodore Gein, known as the "Butcher of Plainfield," murdered at least two women in 1950s Wisconsin while secretly exhuming dozens of corpses to fashion grotesque artifacts from human remains. His 1957 arrest exposed one of America's most disturbing crime scenes and inspired some of cinema's most iconic villains.

How Cambridge Analytica Harvested 87 Million Facebook Users

Between 2013 and 2015, a British political consulting firm called Cambridge Analytica systematically harvested personal data from 87 million Facebook users without consent. When exposed in March 2018, the scandal triggered a global reckoning over tech platform accountability that continues today.